They need to be educated about the real estate field in general and be able to apply your criteria not to waste time through the acquisition process.The job doesn't end here you need to keep track of the conversations to be able to catch on the rebuttals and the way the caller is handling the conversation.It requires a lot of trial and error phases until you are able to assemble the right team with the right objectives and vision. you can find a lot of callers on Upwork, and fiver but there are also agencies that manage callers and handle all those tasks for you the schedule to dial the contacts is not set in stone, it simply reflects upon the health of the lead list, which gets figured out by the pick up rate and the rejection rate.for the CRM if you are using a huge contacts list and want to maximize your outreach i recommend ready mode Dialer and CRM if you will be using the CRM for other processes such as lead management, acquisition management and disposition i recommend podio to be able to connect all the different dialers and numbers. if you need any help figuring out something in your business process ill be glad to help out! 

-Include a short cover letter explaining:“This is a courtesy re-mailing of the same Security Deposit Claim Notice that was originally mailed to your last known address on [date], by certified mail tracking no. [####], which was returned unclaimed.”

It took a lot of explaining to the lender, but once they understood the model and saw the lease in place, we got it done.That lease ended up being the key.

Seems like your primary objective is tax deferment.

There are self-proclaimed buyer agents but many of them will have as main objective to sell you something.The way I go about it is I look for properties myself and contact the seller agent when interested.

You might even want a CPA who can handle it all, tax planning, bookkeeping guidance, and strategic advice, so you’re set up for growth and efficiency as your portfolio expands.Here are 3 things I’d look for when interviewing CPAs for a real estate portfolio like yours:Real Estate Expertise: Experience with both long-term and short-term rentals, understanding of deductions, deferrals, and strategies to save on taxes.Proactive Guidance: Someone who actively looks for ways to optimize your portfolio and keeps you ahead of tax law changes.Communication Style: They should explain things clearly, answer your questions, and work in a way that fits your style, virtual meetings, email, calls, etc.Once you narrow it down, you’ll have a much clearer picture of who can help you save the most and grow your portfolio efficiently.

However, that's less than ideal for me because it automates 2 separate templates (one isn't customized and explained above) and the other is VRBO's email template (which I can't find yet to edit or get rid of) which has all sorts of incorrect things such as review the rental agreement (we don't have one beyond House Rules) and how to pick up keys (we're 100% smart locks).You're exactly right with the clunky nature of high demand dates so in one case when I actually pre-approved a return client, they couldn't pay (that was the problem and absolutely with VRBO's system) despite repeated tries and another request from a different guest for those same dates overrode my pre-approval and it was a huge mess.As hosts, we have to act as if VRBO won't find a fix.

Paperwork and billing was poorly explained and often incorrect.

It depends on your objective:1. trying to generate chunks of money = flips2. want an extra couple/few hundred dollars a month = buy a rental 3. want to live for free and redeploy what you would have spent on a mortgage = househack 4. want to acquire properties without a lot of money = BRRRRHousehacking immediately improves your quality of life financially.

He is returning today with someone who will presumably do it, although not necessarily today.Yesterday morning I called Michael Ward, the contact name provided, explained the situation, and asked him to call me back.